Migration

Displacement and dispossession: Wezile Harmans' interdisciplinary approach to migration in DO NOT TRUST THE BORDERS

Wezile Harmans' DO NOT TRUST THE BORDERS solo exhibition at UJ Art Gallery explores the dehumanizing impact of migration and challenges the gatekeepers that perpetuate othering. Using various mediums, he advocates against social inequali...

Lindelwa Masuku·about 1 year ago

Migrant Deaths Globally Top 32,000 Since 2014 - IOM

The International Organization for Migration says more than 32,000 migrants worldwide have died or gone missing between 2014 and 2018, with most fatalities occurring on the deadly Mediterranean Sea crossing from North Africa to Europe.Th...

Joburg Post·almost 5 years ago

I Asked Young Eritreans Why They Risk Migration. This Is What They Told Me

Isaias was 16 when he escaped from Sa’wa, the military training camp for final-year high school students in Eritrea. His parents came to know of his whereabouts only a few weeks after. From Sudan he tried to cross the Sinai to reach Isra...

Milena Belloni·almost 5 years ago

Migration in the Mediterranean: Why it’s Time to Put European Leaders on Trial

In June this year two lawyers filed a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) naming European Union member states’ migration policies in the Mediterranean as crimes against humanity. The court’s Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, mu...

Kerstin Carlson·over 4 years ago

A Unique Picture of Migration Patterns in South Africa Can Help Urban Planning

Economic disparities, inequality and unemployment, particularly among young people, remain pervasive in South Africa. Lack of access to services and inadequate living conditions also affect people’s quality of life, health and well-being...

Mark A. Collinson & Carren Ginsburg·over 4 years ago

Hip hop and Pan Africanism: from Blitz the Ambassador to Beyoncé

Hip hop is many things. Most recently is has become more of commodity, a commercial venture, but it has always been and remains a global culture that represents local realities. It speaks about where one is from – through rap lyrics, DJi...

Msia Kibona Clark·about 3 years ago

Refugees are living longer in exile than ever before, with complex consequences for them and their host communities

The number of people forced from their homes, primarily because of conflict or climate change, is on the rise, topping 100 million people in 2022 – more than double the number of displaced people in 2012.

Sharif A Wahab PhD Candidate, Indiana University·11 months ago